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I would like to request a feature that dynamically adjusts the width of the navbar based on the user’s scroll position. The effect should cause the navbar to gradually expand as the user scrolls down the page, providing a visually engaging interaction while still maintaining accessibility and visibility of the navigation items.
Use Case
1.Improves the visual appeal of the website with a modern interactive design.
2.Adds a subtle yet effective feedback mechanism that responds to user behavior.
3.Maintains ease of navigation by keeping the navbar visible while adding dynamic responsiveness to the layout.
Benefits
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Feature Description
I would like to request a feature that dynamically adjusts the width of the navbar based on the user’s scroll position. The effect should cause the navbar to gradually expand as the user scrolls down the page, providing a visually engaging interaction while still maintaining accessibility and visibility of the navigation items.
Use Case
1.Improves the visual appeal of the website with a modern interactive design.
2.Adds a subtle yet effective feedback mechanism that responds to user behavior.
3.Maintains ease of navigation by keeping the navbar visible while adding dynamic responsiveness to the layout.
Benefits
No response
Add ScreenShots
Uploading Screen Recording 2024-10-07 102200.mp4…
Priority
High
Record
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: